ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Arctic Temperature Slowdown May Curb Arctic Warming by 2°C, But Risks Remain

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.02.2024 03:49 AM

New study finds that a slowdown in a major ocean current could lower projected Arctic warming by 2°C, offering limited relief, but ongoing climate risks to ecosystems and weather patterns persist.

Halloween Staple Jack-O-Lantern History and Origins Explained

10.31.2024 02:00 AM

Halloween’s iconic jack-o'-lanterns have evolved from turnips to pumpkins and symbolize a tradition of creativity and spirit that brings glowing, spooky faces to homes and neighborhoods each October.

Do You Believe in Ghosts? Psychologist Explains Reason Behind Paranormal Beliefs

10.31.2024 01:55 AM

Explore the psychological and cultural reasons behind humanity's enduring belief in ghosts, from cognitive biases to comfort in the unknown.

Ancient Fossil Found in New York Shines Like Gold, Revealing a 450-Million-Year-Old Species

10.30.2024 15:33 PM

A newly discovered, 450-million-year-old golden fossil of an ancient arthropod, preserved in fool's gold, offers a rare glimpse into marine life evolution during the Ordovician Period.

Cold, Not Heat, Caused Mass Extinction 201.6 Million Years Ago: New Study

10.28.2024 23:40 PM

New research reveals that rapid volcanic eruptions, not warming temperatures, were the primary cause of the Triassic-Jurassic extinction event 201.6 million years ago.

Slow Leak of Water from Earth's Surface to Core Discovered

Water from Earth's Surface Could Be Leaking to Core

10.24.2024 05:21 AM

Scientists have uncovered evidence that water from the Earth's surface is slowly leaking deep into the planet.

Ancient Mini Dinosaur Eggs Uncovered in China: Could They Belong to a New T. Rex Relative?

10.23.2024 19:20 PM

Researchers discovered six exceptionally well-preserved, grape-sized dinosaur eggs, estimated to be 80 million years old and belonging to a never-before-seen relative of the T. Rex, at a construction site in China.

Revolutionizing Outdoor Spaces: The Rise of Gas Lanterns

10.22.2024 20:47 PM

Gas lanterns bring a sense of nostalgia, but they are also eminently functional. Discover the reasons for its enduring appeal in modern home designs.

Scientists May Revive Long-Extinct Animal Thanks to Century-Old Museum Exhibit

10.21.2024 10:52 AM

Researchers believe that the species could be brought back to life in three years, and possibly released back into the wild in 10 years.

Slow Blinking Can Strengthen Your Bond with Your Cat: Research

10.18.2024 22:45 PM

Research has shown that slow blinking at cats can enhance the bond between humans and felines, making them more receptive and approachable.

La Niña Forecast: NOAA Warns of Possible Weather Changes Through March

10.16.2024 23:54 PM

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts a 60% chance of a weak La Niña developing this autumn, potentially impacting global weather patterns and lasting until March.

Hong Kong’s Oldest Zoo Investigates Monkey Deaths After Nine Die in Two Days

10.15.2024 22:06 PM

Hong Kong's oldest zoo is investigating the sudden deaths of nine animals, including three critically endangered monkeys.

Massive 200-Pound Catfish Rescued From Mekong River After Being Trapped in Flood

10.14.2024 21:20 PM

Rescuers in Chiang Mai, Thailand, saved a massive Mekong River catfish trapped in a flooded train station following severe seasonal rainfall that caused the Ping River to overflow.

Leveraging Sustainability Consulting Services for Industry-Specific Decarbonization Challenges

10.14.2024 02:46 AM

This article examines the ways in which sustainability consulting firms offer customized solutions to assist businesses in decarbonizing while addressing the particular challenges particular to their industry.

Underwater Caves Off Sicily Unveil Secrets of Ice Age Human Migration, Thanks to Citizen Scientists

10.10.2024 23:03 PM

A team of citizen scientists, including a tugboat captain and recreational divers, has uncovered a series of underwater caves off Sicily, revealing evidence of human occupation dating back 17,000 years.